writing is like a different dimension, different from sculpture or painting in the that each way of creating is like a different dimension. So you start stacking them up [combining painting, sculpture, writing, etcetera], and then it’s like now you’ve got something interesting. But they’re not – time is not the same as space, even though they happen at exactly the same…you know, though they’re completely interlinked, they’re entirely different things. So that’s kind of how I think of writing, it’s like I’m looking at the same thing but from somewhere so different…

from Inside the Painter’s Studio, Joe Figg, Princeton Architectural Press, New York, 2009